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choose one of the secondary conflicts below. using evidence from the text, explain how the secondary conflict you chose is introduced, how it is resolved, and how it influences the main conflict in the story, which is bilbo’s struggle to understand who he is.
• bilbo and the dwarves
• bilbo and gollum
• bilbo faces the dragon

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